Answer:
Add the length of the sides of the yard to find the Perimeter
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Perimeter = 18(1 + √3 ) cm
Step-by-step explanation:
The radius of each ball = 1/2 * 6 = 3 cm.
Lines drawn from the 2 points of contact for one billiard ball to the center of the ball are at right angles to the sides of the triangle ( Tangent/radius theorem).
If we now draw a line from the vertex of the big triangle to the center of the ball we get 2 right triangles, and they are 30-60-90 triangles.
If the adjacent side of a triangle ( which is part of the side of the big triangle) = x:
tan 30 = 3 / x
x = 3 / tan 30
= 3 / 1/√3
= 3√3 cm.
There are 6 of these sides in the big triangle so their total length =
18√3 cm.
The three 'middle' sides joining 2 billiard balls each have a length of 2 radii = 6 cms ( as they form a rectangle with the radii of 2 billiard balls).
So the perimeter of the triangle = 18√3 + 3(6)
= 18(1 + √3 ) cm
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we are given
the quotient of y and 6
we always start from left to right order of operation
we know that
quotient means division
so, we can write as
the quotient of y and 6 is
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